What's been going on

Well this last week has been eventful, It started out with a lab final on the monday the 11th in my Cisco class. I had to hook up three routers with three computers, making a local area network. This consists of wiring, setting up the protocols, sub netting, and adding ip addresses to all interfaces. I got through it with a nice A.

Also last week was the annual church picnic for my church, Truth Tabernacle, and our branch works. It was a good day of eating, baseball, and fellowship.

Well I have some more finals this week so I had better get studying for those.

Kev J. out

Mother's Day

I would like to take this opportunity to give a shout out to mothers everywhere, but especially two mothers in particular: my mother, of course, and sis. Juli Kimbley. Thanks for everything.

I have the answer

I was thinking today about the answer to a huge question that has plagued mankind for ages: How much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

To answer this question I did some research.

This is a picture of a woodchuck, also know as the groundhog. They can measure up to 26 inches long and weigh up to 9 pounds. So to answer this question: A woodchuck can not chuck very much wood if it could chuck wood. If a woodchuck weighs up to only 9 pounds it probably can't lift and/or throw a piece of wood that weighs more than it's body weight.

The Dentist

Hey world,

This morning at 10 I have an appointment for a check up and cleaning at the dentist. Going to the dentist always makes me nervous because I never know when I have a cavity. Then when I do it's always a terrible surprise. When I don't, I breath a huge sigh of relief. It's not that I dislike my dentist, because he's pretty cool and good at what he does, but I dislike the whole experience. People probing around my mouth is not my idea of a good time.

Semester's End

Hey everyone,

I took a look at my calender today and noticed, aside from the guard duck from Pearls Before Swine, that there is only two more weeks of school until finals week. This is kinda freaking me out because I have all my classes and units to get my Associates degree in Computer Networking. If I don't mess up on the finals for all my classes I will be a community college graduate. Of course I have to take a couple of more classes to be eligible for transfer to Fresno State, so I'll be taking Biology and Philosophy next semester.

Also this summer starts my big leap into the work force. I have been putting some time in volunteer work at Fresno City College, where I'm currently enrolled, but not getting payed can be a big drag. Not that it's been a bad experience. I have really learned a lot from the guys at the Technology Support Services, and have learned a lot just being able to try to fix stuff on my own. So this summer I have to send my resume to pretty much everyone with a tech department and see if anyone is hiring.

Well that's all for now,

Kev J out.

Rock, Paper, Scissors: Terribly out of date so say hello to Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock

Recently I ran across a new product on Thinkgeek.com. Although I like pretty much everything on their site and wish I had enough money to buy everything, this was really interesting. It's a shirt with the instructions on how to play this classic game with a twist. Just as it says in the title the two new elements: Lizard and Spock.

Here Is how the game is played:

Scissors cuts Paper

Paper covers Rock

Rock crushes Lizard

Lizard poisons Spock

Spock smashes Scissors

Scissors decapitates Lizard

Lizard eats Paper

Paper disproves Spock

Spock vaporizes Rock

and as always, Rock crushes Scissors

the Dark-Suck theory of light

One of my Teachers were messing around one day and he told us about a theory that he proposed in college for fun. His premise for this theory was that devices and things that put out light didn't do that at all. Instead, for example, a lightbulb would suck the darkness out of a room, and in it's place would be light. Light bulbs, according to the theory, would be dark sucking or countering devices. The intensity of the light would depend on how much darkness is taken from the room.

Light bulbs are taken for granted too often. When you enter a darken room, you flip the light switch. What happens? Does a light come on or does the darkness leave? Don't think about it too hard.